Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Evening Huronite in Huron, South Dakota

We have 735,312 pages in South Dakota

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1938

Page

4

Local Huron Publishing Rates and Contact Details

The Huron Publishing Co publishes at 45 Third Street S.E. with Robert D. Lusk as editor and publisher. Subscriptions vary by region and format, with weekly carriers 15 cents, and domestic mail options ranging from 1 month to 1 year. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and National Advertising Representatives network.

Huron, Publishing CO Third Street S. E Robert D. Lusk Huron South Dakota United States Associated Press Audit Bureau of Ireulation

Beadle County livestock rustling punished after plea

Jimmy Hicks and two accomplices Vernon Anderson and Alvin Kirscherman pleaded guilty to stealing 11 head of livestock from Milton Smith near Broadland. Anderson and Kirscherman received five year terms. Hicks three years with 242 suspended on good behavior. The case serves as a warning to rustlers in Beadle County.

Gates Sioux Falls Jimmy Hicks Hicks Vernon Anderson Woonsocket Alvin Kirscherman Huron Milton Smith Soadhand Anderson Kirschenman Beadle County

South Dakota urged to pass drivers license law

Speakers at the South Dakota Safety Council in Huron urged adoption of a drivers license law. Iowa official John P. Hattery warned against too stiff a law at first, noting SD lacks such a statute but will likely join the parade of progress. The Mitchell Republic argues a license could reduce traffic deaths and calls on the next legislature to act.

South Dakota Safety Council Huron Southh Dakota John P. Hattery Des Moines Iowa Gomva South Dakota Mitchell Republic Republic

Underground Activities and the Age of Science

The passage argues that the era weakens mortal and spiritual life by emphasizing material goals. It notes a gap between scientific achievement and human relations, suggesting a reason lies in scientists and their priorities.

Martyrdom of Psychologists in Mammoth Cave

A columnist mocks modern science satire by noting two psychologists living in Mammoth Cave as pseudo martyr scientists. The piece jokes about cave life, ignorance of external news, and general social fads, ending with a jab at the era's xenophobic and antisocial commentary.

Man c Mammoth Cave

Woman's Viewpoint on Romance During Summer Vacations

Ruth Milleti discusses why businesswomen often find little romance on summer getaways. She suggests choosing hotels with sport appeal and avoiding overexposed outfits, favoring solo travel to attract male attention while maintaining sophistication.

Ruth Ran Hius Whit Gil NEA Service, Inc

Tsar’s silence on defendant’s legal activity noted

The report cites Federal Judge Harold P. Burke and various prominent figures across politics and religion, noting a long absence of legal actions by the defendant. It reflects on isolationist and individualist quotes from figures like Arthur Vandenberg and Albert Einstein.

Harold P. Burke Rochester N.Y

Bos Burns Lauen Or The Day By Bob Burns

A humorous vignette notes that top artists seem simple and down to earth while recounting a cartoonish anecdote about a painter who drew Hercules strangling a serpent inspired by a vacuum cleaner mishap. The piece reflects lighthearted celebrity satire from Esquire Features.

Bob Burns Esquire Features, Inc

Oldest Civilizations Tie Questioned in Persian Egyptian Match

A New York Times report discusses a proposed marriage alliance between the Shah of Persia’s son and heir and a sister of Egypt’s young king. It notes Teheran and Cairo boast long dynasties, yet both monarchies stem from recent history and played varied roles in World War I aftermath.

New ‘York Persia Tran Egypt Teheran Cairn Europe Pervia

Government spending plans show nine figure monthly totals

Washington report surveys twelve agencies shaping the budget in the next six months. WPA remains the largest conduit to business, with AAA and PWA also driving outlays while Civilian Conservation Corps and Farm Security Administration trim. Total six month outlays rise from January through December, reflecting cautious optimism about stimulus while red tape limits full scaling.

Washington Billlong Treasury Congress Roger Bubson AAA PWA Cim WPA Civilian Conservation Corps Farm Security Administration Navy Social Security Nations Youth Administration Federal

Roosevelt Fireside Chat Set On All-Network Basis

Radio schedule notes Roosevelt fireside chat planned for 8:30 PM Friday on all networks with recovery program likely. heavy boxing card Joe Louis vs Schmeling at Yankee Stadium and numerous program slots across WEAF NBC WIZ WABC networks noting weather postponement risk and various music and talk shows.

New York Roosevelt Weaf-Wiz-Nbc Joe Louis Max Schmelling Yankee Stadium Wiz-Nbc Frank Knox National Editorial Association Weaf-Nbc Ruth ‘Broan Owen Rohde Carement One Man's Family Tommy Dorsey Fred Alen WABC CBS Ird WEAF NBC Ma Perkins Fatters Paul Douglas Ray Bloch New Time Doris Rhodes WIZ Rush Hughes Dauce Bane Annie Joe Galbechia Tulles Brad Barton Orch Orphen An

Mysterious Puzzle Clue List Presents Forgotten Names

A scrambled crossword style page lists numerous clues and answers ranging from artistic references to common terms. The jumble mentions feminine artists, pastries, pronouns, and various objects, inviting solvers to fill a long numbered grid with cross references.

Americans at Work and Celebrity Music Hours Summary

Program rundown features Kate Smith Hour and Major Bowes Hour plus Bay's System in Music. Includes 3:00 News, Ellington Orchestras, Just Entertainment, Serenussoops, Will McCune Orchestra, Johnny Long Orchestra, Henry King Orchestra, and 11:00 Dance Music.

Kate Smith Major Bowes V_ Bay Sys Ellington Just Serenussoops Will McCune Johnny Long Henry King & Orchestra

Ten Years Ago In Huron Local Notes

Ten years ago in Huron Miss Lucille Nietz returned from Missouri Valley and Omaha. Kepplin of West Palm Beach is visiting Huron for a week at August Heim’s home then with John A. McNeill and Frank Kopplin before returning to Florida. Leroy Gilland acted in Vamping Venus at the Bijou and is a National Guard member in Los Angeles. Dr. and Mrs. Rossman of Portland visited Huron en route home after Minneapolis. Miss Bessie Gartland has returned to Manchester after touring Kansas City. Mary Jane Murphy will join relatives in Omaha before returning to Huron.

Lucille Nietz Perenne Missouri Valley Omaha Hyd. Kepplin West Palm Beach Flu. 1 August Heim Lawn Avenue Rand John A. McNeill Wassington Frank A. Kopplin Cavour West Palh Beach Leroy Gilland A.W. Gilland Huron Mr. Gilland National Guard Los Angeles Rossman Portland Ore Fourth Street Oregon Minneapolis Highmore Dr. Rossman Ed Rossman Harold W. Given Bessie Gartland Manchester Kaufas City Clarence. Murphy Mary Jane Murphy

Death notice for Earl Snyder with family details and thanks

Earl Snyder of Huron died after a illness brought home from Rapid City. born in Streator 1892. He moved to Iroquois SD, then Esmond and Cavour before settling in Huron. Survived by wife Florence Bottomley, mother Mrs. Will Franz, sisters Mrs Reynold Wolf Mrs Mike Rowan Mrs Don Carr, brother Fay, and many relatives. Card of thanks lists friends and relatives for support during bereavement.

Earl Snyder Streator Iroquois South Dakota Florence Bottomley Yale Esmond Land Cavour Huron le Pins, & D Ist Iast Rapid City Will Franz Reynold Wolf Cardare Mike Rowan Oakland Don Carr Sioux Falls Fay Phyllis Jaunice Wolf Ar and Tenny Ouiny Roy, Wilcox Fox Snyder

Also Mentioned on This Page

Arthor Ehep & Association Kansas City Omahe Nob Denver Colo San Francisco Calify Chicago Northoes Daily Press ‘Association Minn Bette RCN Rendarg AX m Gr. Us Otaware Broadland Reich England Nebraska Ameri Arthur Vandenberg Michigan J. Frederic Berg Brooklyn Fox Union College Norman Thomas Albert Einstein Bos George Clark Paul Mallon Hing Features Syndicate Jesse Jones America RFC Jones Wiliam Costello Much REC Copeland Senate Goodwin and Peysis Radio Radiol Amog Andy Choru Leo Reisman Shanks Orch Rudy Vallee Crosby Burns Bob Howard Amor ‘N Dick Himber Jack Sprigk Benny Busse Akron Nila Mack Pretend Press Radio New Period Ed Thergensch Canacle ‘Echoes Arthur Godizes Doris 'Rhodes Boake Carter Melody Weavers Barry Wood Just Entertainment Songs Hollywood Sola Morindin Spain Geyrectets GU Electrica Ami Page Eleven
Search Courier

Search the Evening Huronite Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Evening Huronite?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication